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'0R RENr-BY 3 .: HoLTzMAN.

1882 lIth st NV. SO sl4 Grant w..
s aiss Y sy' cnSarxsa D IVA izf sss a nv
FoR RENr-sY rK. e 2, H9EIzMAA
F,near 18th st. $40 S3 9th above st. ler. slso
crs s. Ds:r ls,a &, e.
8; near IN S, sl;
r.. f 8: 81. s, y: B
'.ns.a i''h ii txf 9is Kiis HS.' = '''s0
ssSs isss 8. isr.;..i 100 OFFICE ROOMS
9Th % ras1Ss ssS $40 fts
ISie iSsh NV iir IS ssi irP st. I'd floor from.
I F. 81 o ss .ssf rOu sieo
5: 8: NV ,6 Ses'fs ~
iii St " q s s &: s. "a aess iin
tn Marion o.! e So &c 8 sssE
1871 fsth ST. W. s ssh st. st. 81
19 9ss % s., ne 9r.. e 1907 +, Ist soor..
l 1897 i 81 i; Z: aSss
Sis 9th St sw. 6r..:::.i1
y! Iss + St s Ne er.. 1850 1850 siohhS
3o7 d ST. Sc. 81. ....... Is Magnificent store Sun
:iU9 St se 6r.......l3 building. per an. e, 600
:t03 St Sc, 625 La. ave-. ID floor. 30
535 9Th St si Sc I srs. -
Property placed with for or sale il literally
advertised free OF cost to the owner.
For list Of property for sale call send at Office
dig R. O. HOLTZMAN. 10th and sta NV.
NOR RENT-CORNER HOUSE, 47s ST NV II
rooms, with all modern i'm provenents: in No.
pair. Inquire at 414 o st. NV. dew
FOR RENTzNEw BRICK; 633 N ST. NV; SIX
II rooms, bath &C.; S35: Brick. with stable, eight
rooms. bath. cellar &C. ia l1th ST. $50 Brick,
6l2 ST. NV, eight rooms, bath, &C. Just bling newly
pspered; $50. ALBERT 4. rOX, 900 r ST. n.w.dl7-3t
lNOR RENT-THE BUILDING N COR 9Th
Il and sts Sc; 3-story brick, 8 rooms, bath and
store only $3.50. sWORMSTEDT BRADLEY
927 st. dict
INOR RENT-3O9 ST. NV, THREE-sTORY
y brick DWELLING 10 rooms. all nod imps; $40.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY, 927 r st. NV dict
4. OR RENT-2l2 A ST NE, 10 ROOMS, s35
AL DEL. Ave. s.w, rooms. $15 90o East Capitol
st., rooms, $50. JOHN +. DONOHOE,
d17-3t' Real Estate Agent 30S T. CAP st.
IrOR RENT-JAN /. THE BEST FINISHED AND
Il handsomest 10-room pressed brick House in East
Washington, ~ squares from Capitl grounds, east
'front.' heated by furnace and range will rem. to FIRST
class tenant for one or two at moderate rent
JOHN +. DONOHOE,
Real Estate Agent
d17-3r 30S East Capitol st.
Il
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Eirelllen startled.

DEAD BODIES sHOwERED UPON THEN IN A BURNING
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Cleveland, Ohio, firemen had peculiar and hair
lifting experience early Saturday morning. About
4 80 a. m fire was discovered in the Homeopathic
Medical college. The fremen responded to the call
and were fighting the flames at close quarters In
the library when suddenly, to their CONSERVATION,
the dead bodies Of ve persons came sliding through
the floor directly upon the heads of the fire laddies
When the men recovered from their establishment
the bodies were dragged out OF the room and stren
uous efforts were made to reSuscttate them. How
much longer this would have continued 1t would
be hard TO say, but for the OppOrtune arrival OF
physician, who informed them that the bodies they
were so nOby at work upon were subjects that had
been dead week or more and belonged to the dis
sectlng department.: 1t seems that the fire
burned through the floor of the diSsecting
room just at the end OF the long diSSecting
table and partially burned away the supports OF
the table on which the cadavers lay. causing 1t to
incline toward the hole; hence the sudden appear
ance OF the CHASTITY objects In the room below.
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The Temperance Organizations.

Al meeting OF star OF Hope Juvenile Temple
yesterday Bessie Eiker and Burt SaxtOn were
elected as secretary and marshal, respectively.
The meeting OF the Loyal Temperance Legion Of
the Metropolitan NJ l.. Church yesterday after
noon was well attended Ninety signed the
pledge.
The temperance organizations OF the District are
preparing for crusade against the liquor traffic
AT Il recent meeting OF temperance representatives
at the residence OF the grand chief tenplar, COM
mlttee was appointed 10 represent the Good TEN
plars in q united movement OF all temperance Or
CARNATIONS In the District. Plans were made for
noiuing pubic meetings simultaneously and regu-
larry throughout the city.
The Bands OF Hope OF the Methodist Union
Chapel and Wesley Chapel yesterday afternoon
listened TO temperance addresses, recitatlonS and
songs by some OF the members.
Mrs. LaFetra, Ms. Westcott and Messrs. Can
gewer and Ashley made brief addresses at the
temperance meeting at Union NJ. E Chapel last
night. resolution was adopted expressing SYM
patty with the WO.nan's Christian Temperance
Union In It's effort TO secure prohibitory laws for
the District.
The Brosnan liquor license case Is still agitating
the temperance organizations, and efforts will be
made TO secure a revocation OF the license this
week.
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CHnDsES's Solid Gold Kings and Earrings sl.JO.
LadsOlS
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

IN fzcafions for The .. hours commencing az D. ",
vor the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Viz
ginla, warmer fair weather. light 10 fresh easterly
winds. followed by rain
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Sullivan's Last Night in Ireland.

AdDt AIcl6nOs
A ROUsING RECEPTION AT BELFAST BY A DIsTIN-
GUIsHED AUDIENCE
A special cable dispatch to the New York World
from Dublin, December 49, says: John L. Sulli-
vans Irish tour came to a close last night with
grand exhibition In Ulster Hall, Belfast. He was
very cordially greeted by the crowds which had
assembled both at the railway station and at the
Queens Hotel Ulster Hall was thronged, the
audience including Major-Gen. Wiseman Clarke
commanding, and officers OF the local garrison the
heads Of the constabulary department and the
elite OF Belfast and neighbOring towns. Upon his
introduction by Mr.. Gallagher, sullivan met with
afiatterlng reception and made a short speech
On his temperance In ring costume the enthus-
asm reached its height. Jack Ashton, too, was
warmly received. Both were in excellent form,
and the exhibition throughout was OF the most
brilliant character At the conclusion the spec
tators rose en- and paid yet another tribute
or admiration TO the heroes OF the arena. num-
Der or military officers and Others called Sull-
van after the exhibition and rendered their hearth
est good wishes Tor his success in the contest with
Jem Smith. The slugger and party left by the
Will remain on tour till January 10, when he Will
retire into strict training for Six weeks to meet the
winner OF the Smith-kllrain light.
THE sMITH-KILRAIN FIGHT.
am in position to authoritatively state that
Jem Smith, champion OF England, and Jake Kill
rain stu intend TO fight their international battle
Monday morning, the venue being close to Rouen,
In France. Smith remains a strong favorite, and
IN London on Saturday odds OF To l were laid on
him.
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Real DucHEssE LAcEs.

We purchased about three months ago at auction
line OF Real Duchesse Goods at about half their value
and we are now giving You the REAL GOODS at such
prices AZ you would pay for limitations, They are
Hsndkerchiefs, Neck Fxings &C., ali beautiful goods
BAUM'S
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DBATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-Miss Mary Thorn
son. after long and painful illness died saturday
afternoon at the residence OF her niece Miss Emily
Dodge corner 31st and q street, at the advanced
age OF eighty-four years The deceased was 3
GREETED by the poor whom she has relieved. The
funeral win take place this afternoon from the
chapel at Oak HILL
THs NEw PAsroR-Rev. Jas. A. REGISTER, who
resigned the pastorate OF Grace Church. Baltimore,
TO take charge OF St Johns Episcopal Church,
preached his initial sermon yesterday morning.
NorEs-Mrs La Fetra and Mrs Cohen. presi-
dent and vicepresident of the w. c. T. O., WIN adj
dress temperance meeting at the Market House
Hall, on N street, tomorrow evening. See special
nouce-JnO. Cation was arrested early yesterday
morning by Onicer Darcy on the charge OF as
saulttng his father, Michael Cation.
GRAIN RECRIPTS-Canal boat Buelah arrived
with forty tons OF hay for g. 7. Dunlop.
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lNOR RENT-NEW HOUSE OR ROOMS AND FUR.
1iture. folding beds. south front. bay window all
will rent part Of house. Address 635 NJ ST. NV.
dl7-6ts
I,OR RENT-2OO7 II ST. NV TEN-ROoM BRICK,
dl 1-3fs
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The trial Of Benjamin E Hopkins, assistant
cashier OF the Fidelity Bank, OF Cincinnati, has
been postponed until Jan. 10.
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"hN SiLA hAIf-hosA, 81 DOuoie Conoinauon
sl5 OvERcoArs: they are handsomely lined
throughout with satin. EiSeInan Bros, manufac-
turers, cor 9Th and sts-
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A Full stock OF fine Preserves, large Raisins
fresh Nuts, Malaga Grapes, Fruit Cake In tins
choice Mtncemeat, at prices that defy competition
NJ. p. METzGER, AT 9TH st. NV.
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THE B'NAI B'RITH.-Eijah Lodge. No. 80, l. o.
b. b., has elected the following officers: s. w.
Augenstein, president; DIR. NJ. Bruckheimer vice.
financial Sec; A. kaufman, treasurer; A. Heck
heimer, l. guard; j. Rice, y. guard; II. King, Jr.,
A Stern p. Pesyer, s. Einstein, and NJ Loeb, Jrls-
tees ). Wolf, II. King, jr. and W. NJ. Bass, repre-
sentatives to Grand Lodge and NJ Cohen, j. Moser,
and X. Sanger, alIernateS.
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Miss ALICE GAUriEs, fashionable modiste, T2s
18Th street northwest.
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The FIRST Snow STORM OF THE Wharf.-The snow
that began 10 fall little after O'Clock Saturday
afternoon continued until after dark The storm
seriously interfered with business. and Imposed
great hardship on street-car drivers and tneil
horses saturday night and yesterday the clans
and rattle OF snow ShOvelS on brick pavemen {.
made music In the air. Sleighs also made thei
appearance, and the aspect was decidedly wlntry
The thaw soon set In. and to-day the streets arr
sloppy and slippy.
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JOhnsOn's, 18th and E-EurOpean.
High Grade oysters Diamond Back Terrapin,
Game, &C. Ladies' Large Saloon. Elegant Rooms
for gentlemen only.
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WHAT PRESENT can you make that will give more
pleasure than bookcase: We have them from -
up. W. H. HoEKE.
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$50 and 1882 III ooo 1901 st. NV bh,
as "a n to ~ BoanS 1000 sSs s NV paooo
gan to 222s 10Th St . 600 400 N - NV b.hS -.
eI5 St NV b isOOO 49, 4 t;'i ave. nw 'oo
1872 70 i74s oO n % i. Il h i.'. ~ INV
si p;w 70, or $3.50. 5000 al. aors 900
so 22d St n w.. bh. so5 G,S st NV. BIZ,
2iss st .. w. :. i ~ I It ne. b. h. Nv DIV
2iss ST. n ". h. .0O 4oi IL 70 ali B..r. al t'o0
7io q st. n. w. B. d, az si.s % isss PSI. IN ~
1903 Marion ST nv W. 81 -55;. ST. s.s.
81 . os O j. ne, a, 2: . 4IE st sw. b.6,,s
so2 9th ST. = e. d h. 49, 4os-4oo s zap st ~
SD iitl a e. T. h. ''Oo II cSSdtol lisS !. W,
So to sal I'd ST e as iGt6 ST. Sc. in. ''
eIa Il st e. ~ ssoo .i {. 81 st ne. ih 600
ors--.---..------..2ooO LOCO
The above Is only a portion Of tine yroPeny on my
the LIST and 18th. THos 4 WAGGAMAN. dis
IroR sALD-AS ELEGANT NEW lo-ROOM
Convenience range. istroes open crates co.sss 10
every room. handsome nxtures. and q dry cellar
s%ok f tf s BEAbIEi szS $. nw siSSi
lroR sALt-IINE HOUSE. sr " ", II TT
front, side lot sa.1e width IN al a+eo a. henss
'a ais i bargain $1,000 $50 1sh @ snd tf 3.
V,oR sALE-Two BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES n,
W each CHI, ~ ro9ms bath, modem ingrosementsi
eaen %. ooo. Clio. ". LINkISs.
dl6-3t 18th and II NV.
IroR SALE M ST. n W. FINE HOUSE. ID
.hsS Stable Lei o se ss s' and nm
dio,3t Clio. v. LiSKiSs. 18th and ste. nv.
ISoR sALE-l9TH ST. BET. ANpK, ROOMS,
diS-ss aEo v. IIskiSs. issS N and ,a u. NV.
1SoR sALE-A LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES AND
disss e er@ Li fs Isl us Il n and ST. NV
IyoR sALE-THE ELEGANT NEW DWELLING
- lois Coreoran ST with brown stone STEPS aud
mace crate est nantes ana Cabinets. With Frnss-
snd sub nrs si a
out beautiful Chandelier. aud being The
eonplete houses in the city. Prace $4,000, Terms:
son. ills Ist diS-im
IrUR sALE-sMAL.L HOUSES. NoRTHwEsT AND
y northeast those desiring. rod insestmenL 81
d9-lm D.. d street
FOB sALE.sas sTH ST sEA NEW ,,.. s 5Sas,
HOVER WI ' soE s.' lis ~ ~ ''ia At ones Ssi@
II rooms. within two blocks Dupont Circle; ss-Soos
a pIy sii EGsn E aGI. OF os i psss ,tin
IHoR sALE-HoUsE 90. MAssAcHUsETTs AvL
NV, ~ sooms moSsTr ,@gr r 400. paSkH.
H0WEi q SON Ills ~ dim
I1oR sALE-FrRsT-cLAss eILTEDGE INVEST
ments, the cheapest aud os.t ne asss ~ "a ess
northwssi on CONCRETE street si so Ssss 10
windows. 8 rooms ana cellar. and every modern Inn
pspsfsS s.is IN sss i.:s
y N1 bhs ;snsnse fes s sSss iiiSf Min
slssctive fr.%e D.slilngs Noe yt2e,2s. 70 ssa
50 7th s road syse op 9c.ts the bshust
cupied b, rod tensnts 12.5o MONTH escn- J. D
ONEAkAk Co. - sth ~ ~. ols-3m
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00c. Fancy Towel Racks, 40c.
Double Combination.
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PETITIONS TO BIZ SENT BY coLoRKD CITIZENS 10
the PRESIDENT AND THE COMMISSIONERS
TWO petitions have been prepared to be sub
mitted to mass meeting Of colored citizens called
for tonight to further consider the action Of the
authorities In deciding to locate colored industrial
school In the building at the corner OF Maryland
avenue ana ~ street, known as the "Mary Hall"
building. The protest sent to the District Com
lssloners from the recent meeting held in Israel C.
M. b. church was referred by the Commissioner
TO the school trustees who Tuesday night declined
TO reconsider their action. One of the new petit
him TO direct the Commissioners not to permit
any distinctions TO be made on account OF race, and
20 see that school houses are not located In vicious
and immoral localities. The other petition ad-
dressed TO the Commissioners again asks them TO
rent the Miller building, and refuse to rent the
e
OF the Mary Hall building, and urges that the Gov
eminent shall not join ''in our persecution on ac-
shall be placed where the children may by proper
instruction and healthy surroundings be kept from
beginning their lives under the most unfavorable
conditions for moral growth"
LorTA TO PLAY spawn TICKET No. 21O."-It was
death Of John Howson, her leading man, would
necesstate the playing OF one OF her old pieces at
the National Theater, instead OF the new play,
pawn Ticket No. 210," In which she has been
very successful. The management has been for
tunate enough, however, to secure the services OF
M augustus Andersen very capa0e cnarac
In pawn Ticket No. 30" Mr.. Anderson has been
a member OF Lotta's company before and is ac-
qiainted with the business OF the part he assumes
at such short notice.
DECISION IN THE DOWNS EJECTMENT CASE.-In
the Court In General Term this morning Judge
James delivered the opinion OF the court In the
case OF Elizabeth Pearce ct al agt. Augustus ia
cobS. This was an action OF ejectment, the CON-
pla1nantS suing to recover an undivided one-eighth
interest In lot H. square $685. as children OF Thos.
Downs, British subject a brother OF John and
VIM. Downs, who came here In 1928 and 1898, and
after serving In the Army purchased the land In
question about 1874. The main question was
whether John Downs was u citizen and whether
the compla1nantS were not aliens. In the court
below the judgment was for plaintiffs, and on the
appeal the judgment is affirmed.
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THE Finest Display OF Christmas Novelties
GamesToyxFavors att. Jay0oulds ga 0th.--Adv
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Gold Eye G1assessa nd Spectacles,
So. City optical store. 4S7 Pa. ave. At
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CARUTHERs GOES TO BRO0KLYN.-BrOOklyn has
at last secured Caruthers, the famous st. Louis
pitcher IL Is said that 500 Is the consideration
President Won der Abe received for his release and
Caruthers will receive $500 for next seasons
work
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Tue LADIES having In charge the Christmas
tree Tor the Vhildrens Hospital have received q
present from Mr.. Frankie, or sl2 9TH street. which
will render most valuable and In the Christmas
merry making. The gin consists OF large num-
per OF handsome toys and games, selected with
great judgment, having in view the different
tastes and dispositions OF the poor little sick chill
dren, whose Christmas will be made much happier
by Mr.. Frankle's generous remembrance.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Particular attention Is called the Trustees sale
OF that valuable business property on 9TH street
between T. and streets northwest, (Nos 5l3 and
5l5) which Will take place tomorrow at O'Clock
In front or the premises This property Is located
10 one OF the best sections 9TH street. being op
posite Post once Department building ana near
Il street
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L,OR RENT-9I6 ST. n. W., ELEGANT NEW
Il three-story and cellar brick dwelling: 10 rooms
and all model IN improvements; rent, ESQ per month
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY. 927 + st. NV. d17-6t
LOR RENT
II 34l Dsw., IT.. 80 1913 st. s.w. lOr .22. 80
asa St 7r. st. ID BOG St W, 6r... IL. 80
$50 324 N.sw Or. l450 l020IS 7th staw., Dr..
:,6 18th Or. 10 30 iSl SITS 6r wat IA 80
1917 AZ st. l0r 2050 3l4 Sd water ID. 80
AZ ST. ne.. l0r, IN i. 10 40S l. st. 6r. 2
Alley bet Il c, bel l3l l. st. s.w, 5r 3
and i At st. s.w.. Ar. 10
dl7 -3ts c. H. PARKER. Cor ~ and sts sw
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Bisque Statuettes. per pair, ACC.
3 Double Combination
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE TME.-A new train will
hereafter arrive at the Baltimore and Potoma,
depot from QuantlcO and the South at 20 a. IN.
and new train will leave for Richmond and thu
South at Sol p. IN. The train heretofore leaving
Tor the South at 30 D. m, will leave now at
O'Clock y. In. A new train South will leave at q,
a In. A new train for Alexandria Will leave a
$50 p. H., and new train from Alexandra will ar
rive at 20 a. m. The train from Alexandra
heretofore arriving 12:3o will hereafter arrive al
IL "a.
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II FURNISHED.
I, bet 18th 18TH sea- 18th alb Dupont Cir i 80
son...............S 800 l. 18th VT 81
h st. cor 18th st. 3.33 u, bet. 10th 2lst %
Mass Nv. Goth 1888 S3 18th, bet RI av. p. l25
ST. cor. 10Th 800 n, bet It'll and 18th %
II, bet 18th 18th. :,5 r. bet 9TH and 10th. IL )
NJ mr. Thomas Cir d. z, bet. 18th L 14th ITO
Conn ave-. bet X L. 200 Corcoran, bet 18th L
ST.. bet. 18th both. 200 14th sts. 95 and 100
Cor 9TH and SITS 1856 90 F. bet IL tia aud 18th. as
De Sales st &C., 60 LIST st. BET. H. so
+ st. bet. 18th & 18th. 100
UNPUBLISHED.
1875 Massav NV 5000 $40 2lst st. n.w......75
162S st. ny 10 21l4 St NV 40
1924 10th st. .w.,with 1886 st ............ 81
stable l40 1907 18th 81
1901 18th ST. n.w.cor 12o 1901 Vermont 80
1916 18th 100 1901 Lib 50
1882 Kstn.w.cr Far 50 90 Office rooms, SIG eth
210l Nst........-....15l 10 and 10
1887 NJ st................75'
most desirable sections of the city Unfurnished ats
in apartment houses. For particulars and permits
ply at our Office.
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MRS. ScoTT-SIDDoNs, the celebrated reader and
elocuiionist, whose personal beauty, elegance Of
manner aud high artistic excellence have made her
famous both In TINS country and Europe, wiz give
one OF ner celebrated dramatic rectas at the Con-
gregationai church on the evening OF January l6,
1SSH
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BisQue.head Dressed Dolls, 15c.
3 Double Combination,
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3O-inch WaX.head Doll, 49c.
3 Double Combination
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IsFASrs' Engraved Rings. solid Gold, SOC. Ladson's
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RECENT MISREPRESENTATION night thieves at
tempted TO enter The provision store OF Emmert &
Hoover, corner OF Indiana avenue and Sd street.
by cutting putty from the glass. but they were
probably frightened on before the glass could be
removed sunday morning, about O'clock
thieves broke open the show window OF s. Rosen.
thals store, No. l222 7th street northwest, and
stole pair OF gohi-plated bracelets two pairs Of
opera-glasses, fiye razors, and a revolver. Some
time between 1 and O'Clock yesterday morning
the store OF 8. Straus. No 1902 7th street, was
visited by thieves The glass was cut from the
window and SIS worth OF shoes carried on. Annie
Lewis No. 1888 street northwest, reports stolen
a pocket-book con tanning $40. l. Monkey, No $40
10th street. reports stolen from his Office. Satur-
Gay evening, an overcoat valued at SIS. Jas G.
Ferguson, Transparent Ice Co. reports stolen a
wagon cushion. Chas. Anderson, No. go PENN
sylvania avenue, reports the larceny OF s. worth
nj 81
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R0RRRNT-LARGE HANpeOl(ILY-1p1SiSl
il Houso plano. ssWing.naohinA hnsn, c6ina 01nha
kc.; Ans toost1oa. nogthgest; south sxp01WA n1a1
aud poRlng; also Ane unflEn1ehsd ko1sA 80 sa1o
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u 10. "Ward" prints 45c per ID
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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WANTED TO TAKE His HORSE INTO THE BAR
RooN.-JOhn Council, milk peddle, who owns
several cows and has a comfortable home not far
from the Boundary, fell into the hands of the
police Saturday night. John was drunk when
Officers Skiamore and Kimmell met him during the
snow storm at the corner VI North Capitol and II
streets. Although under the influence OF liquor he
had some feeling left for his horse and thought he
would take hin into the warm 0ar-rOOm. The
snow had been piled upon the pavement, and John
was trying TO drive through IT and into the saloon
when the officers found HIM The officers got into
the wagon, and with John they started for the
station where the Officers charged him with dr1v-
ing over the sidewalk. To-day, in the Police
Court, Council forfeited 81 collateral.
He FAVORED DYNAATR-At the meeting OF
the Il. NJ Healy Branch OF the Irish National
League last evening one OF the speakers VIM
Hogan, denounced the political methods in Ireland
represented by MeSSrs. ESmonde and OCOnnor ami
urged secret warfare. He was In favor OF forming
a society here TO furnish means for carrying on
dynamite war. Other speakers upheld the methods
adopted by the leaders OF the Irish party, and Mr.
Hogan did not receive much support in his views
MARRIAGE LIcENSES.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Richard
Bowman and Mary Ellen Field; Jno Warren Jones
and Mary Ebert; Otto T. F.lbey and Lille CECILIA
SohL
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